Yard Force40V 32cm Cordless Lawnmower with Lithium-ion Battery and Quick Charger LM G32

I bought this as Used/ good as new - it came without the manual and there was a slight scratch on the body work but everything was there and the unit was very clean - possibly not even used.The battery is very good with the indicator of the amount of charge left. It takes about an hour to fully charge from 5-10%.My lawn is about 100 sq m overall and i could do it all on a 30/ 40% charge easily. My lawn is also a little uneven, so having a wheeled mower is more convenient than a hover mower.I had to do a few initial cuts to get the grass to a reasonable and uniform length (after the winter) and I would say that you cannot just cut anything with this mower, you may need to do a few runs and reduce the cut height each time otherwise the motor may cut out.The unit is so light and easy to manage.For the money (£124) I cannot complain but here a few possible issues that may deter some people, 1)the motor may cut out if you try to cut long grass at the lower settings,2)because the mower is so light you have to make sure that the front wheels are on the ground and not lifting up, 3)the start button (specifically) and pull bar are a bit tricky - it took me 3 goes to get it right the first time, 4)a 30l box is fine for trimming but you will have to empty several times on a long cut on a reasonable lawn.All minor issues.Overall this is a really nice mower with the main conveniences of a petrol mower but the affordability of a corded mower.

Our other mower is a large petrol Hyundai and we bought this to do our smaller front garden. It is virtually all plastic construction and is super light, possibly too light when cutting the grass but perfect when it comes to moving it around for storage. There are a few things to be aware of :A) although the battery provides good run time there is very little power for cutting longer grass. The motor stalls and struggles on longer grass that a similar sized 240v mower with a lead would just cut through.B) the charger cannot be mounted on a wall which may sound insignificant but with so many battery tools needing chargers it’s so much tidier and more convenient to have them wall mounted.C) As it’s just so lightweight I cannot see it working on uneven ground or cutting along a slope. In addition there are only two options for adjusting the length of the handle and if your body weight is too far back it’s easy to lift the front wheels which affects the cut.Overall It all feels a bit small, and a bit cheap and lightweight but seems to do a good job. It’s trump card is it’s just so convenient and it’s perfectly suited for small lawns.

This is a super practical no nonsense compact battery mower which is very lightweight and consequently manoeuvrable and certainly a perfect size for our small lawn. Good range of height adjustemnt via easy to use lever and great at edge cutting and sucking up the cuttings rather than spraying them all over the patio like our last electic mower did, Bosch product now rehomed.The grass bag is a sensible 30 litres which is ample for us. And is easy to remove be and empty as and when needed.The handles are a bit basic with a single fold to store so not as tight a storage package as some but for all the other positive qualities of this mower thats a minor issue.The battery is great, takes up about 55% of charge doing lawn and edges so plenty in reserve.There is a percentage state of charge indicator on the battery case which is helpful and battery removal from mower and recharge couldnt be simpler. Cant accurately state how long recharge is as just put the battery in charger and leave for an hour or so (charger in shed), revisit and remove fully charged and replace in mower.Final point is that there is a safety key mounted next to the battery. This should be pushed into place to allow mower to function. Equally it should be lifted up from the ON position to keep battery isolated for storage safety.So overall, delighted with this great lityle workhorse.

We have a small grass area in the back, which is ideal for this mower , metal blade cuts well and the roller at the back can make it look striped when completed. Very light and easy to handle, would recommend. After two years it looks as though we’ve got our first issue, where the charger doesn’t work. Plug it in and it goes straight to a green light. Press the button on the battery and no lights come on to indicate % of battery power. Do I spend £50 on another charger, or have a tinker with it Mmm shame I need to decide.

I think this is my first ever review where I have not been pleased with my purchase.My old cordless mower gave up the ghost so I needed a new one and this looked like a good replacement.The one good thing I can say about it is that it is light so if that's important for you then great.Now the not so good stuff...1. The problem with a light mower is that it tends to bounce when it hits uneven ground so it then misses some grass. As my lawn is very uneven it gives a bad first cut and I have to go over some parts again in a different direction.2. The first time I used it the roller that is supposed to give a strip broke at one end and fell out so no stripes for me!3. The mower is not powerful enough. If you mow regularly and always keep the grass short you may be Ok but I could not mow for a few days because of rain and when the mover got to a tuft of grass more than a few inches long it simply stopped as it did not have the power to cut the grass.Overall I think its a substandard mower and would not recommend it to anyone unless they need a light mower and have a bowling green flat lawn that they can mow every few days so the grass does not get long.